Ristorante Rifugio Ospitale

I still think about the food from here. Stayed 4 nights and looked forward to dinner everyday. The room was large And nice. Staff were sooo accommodating. Loved my stay!

Food and service are only surpassed by the views. Tough hike from rifugio scoiatolli, but manageable. It is only about a 40 minute hike from there but straight up, and worth it. Polenta and goulash, pasta with mushrooms and sausage with polenta was the winner of the day.

We stopped here on the way from Porticello and enjoyed some delicious food and drink. The onion soup was very expensive but it was so tasty and well worth the money!

Stayed one night and had dinner in the restaurant. The rooms themselves are quite spacious, which was nice. We had two windows which had a nice view of the area and brought in a nice breeze, which was essential as the air conditioning was nonexistent. Bathroom also pretty large. Check-in was easy enough and they had ample parking. It's a little bit out of the way and certainly not walkable to town, but that's what we expected for a rifugio. For convenience, we ate dinner in the restaurant, which was actually more crowded than I was expecting. The dishes were good, nothing really so memorable but hit the spot. We got: fried artichokes (nice sauce, great presentation), tagliatelle with mushrooms (I quite enjoyed the butteriness of the pasta and the chunks of a mushroom I don't typically eat), beet ravioli (interesting texture, enjoyed the brown butter sauce), and the ossobuco (tender, sizable portion of meat, enjoyed the polenta). We asked for recommendations for dessert and went with the kaiserschmarren-not a dish I've had before and I didn't quite care for it and found it to be a bit bland but maybe that's what it is supposed to be. One thing I didn't quite understand about the hotel is that the lights for each floor seem to turn off immediately so when you enter a new floor you have to turn them on each time. This wasn't such a big deal but for example when I was carrying drinks upstairs, it became a bit difficult to see where I was going. Breakfast the morning we left was simple but had enough for anyone to find what they'd want. Service was super pleasant, helpful, made for an easy stay.

We had an incredible stay at the Rifugio Ospitale. It's perfectly situated close to Cortina d'Ampezzo, but also close to the sites we wanted to visit (Tre Cime, Lago di Braies) and very picturesque. There are great views from every window and lovely walking paths just across the street, as well as a fresh, cold source of drinking water. We stayed in Room 4 (a quad room), which was spacious and clean, with amazing views and a good cross breeze when the windows were opened, although there were no window screens and definitely some mosquitos. It doesn't seem that there's A/C (or at least it wasn't on when we were there - mid June). Breakfast was plentiful and quite good, if basic. It's entirely worth it to stay here just for how gorgeous and isolated it is, although I would recommend against dining at the restaurant.

We spent one night here. Super clean rooms, big and comfortable bed. With closed windows, you cannot hear the noise of the street. The restaurant is really nice. The owners are helpful. The breakfast is excellent.

Stayed at Ristorante Ospitale for a couple of days while enjoying skiing in Cortina d’Ampezzo. We had a wonderfull experience while staying here. The staff was friendly and always welcoming. Rooms were cleaned everyday. The food at the restaurant was delicious with a great selection of starters, main dishes and deserts. They also have plenty of choices for white and red wine. Plenty of parking spaces and great breakfast adapted by when you want to have it in the morning. Definitely recommend staying here as the prices are resonably lower compared to hotels in Cortina.

Great location, very quiet and yet close to downtown Cortina We stayed one night in a triple room and it was SO CLEAN and everything seemed new/renovated Breakfast was great with lots of options The price was very fair and reasonable, AND there's an elevator!! I wish we stayed here one more night!

Stayed one night and had dinner in the restaurant. The rooms themselves are quite spacious, which was nice. We had two windows which had a nice view of the area and brought in a nice breeze, which was essential as the air conditioning was nonexistent. Bathroom also pretty large. Check-in was easy enough and they had ample parking. It's a little bit out of the way and certainly not walkable to town, but that's what we expected for a rifugio. For convenience, we ate dinner in the restaurant, which was actually more crowded than I was expecting. The dishes were good, nothing really so memorable but hit the spot. We got: fried artichokes (nice sauce, great presentation), tagliatelle with mushrooms (I quite enjoyed the butteriness of the pasta and the chunks of a mushroom I don't typically eat), beet ravioli (interesting texture, enjoyed the brown butter sauce), and the ossobuco (tender, sizable portion of meat, enjoyed the polenta). We asked for recommendations for dessert and went with the kaiserschmarren-not a dish I've had before and I didn't quite care for it and found it to be a bit bland but maybe that's what it is supposed to be. One thing I didn't quite understand about the hotel is that the lights for each floor seem to turn off immediately so when you enter a new floor you have to turn them on each time. This wasn't such a big deal but for example when I was carrying drinks upstairs, it became a bit difficult to see where I was going. Service was super pleasant, helpful, made for an easy stay.

Wonderful place. Family owned, terrific good, great service, and an easy drive from cortina. Would highly recommend their ravioli with red beet filling.

Amazing place all around. Beautiful property, nice, spacious rooms. One of the best dinners I've ever had and a great wine selection. Staff is extremely friendly and welcoming. Highly recommended!!!

About 20 minutes outside of downtown Cortina, I wouldn't recommend staying here if you want easy access to all the slopes. It's also the home of a popular restaurant, which is how I found myself here. Service was pretty apathetic, we had trouble getting things like water and the waiters didn't make an effort to explain the menu (not a language barrier, I was with two Italian friends). The gnocchi was decent and the duck was also ok, but neither were remarkable. I do however give an enthusiastic thumbs up for the apple strudel. They were busy, but we were able to land a table last minute on a Saturday night. That said, I'd definitely recommend reservations (tip applies to all Cortina restaurants).

I have dined here twice and both times was very impressed. The restaurant recently had renovations updating the decode to be a bit more modern. Reservations are advisable and the menu is available in English. I would recommend ordering from the local specialties for the pastas or the local meat dishes. Standouts are the beat ravioli and spec balls in broth for me. I didn't have any service issues as noted previously, but it is a 20 minute drive from the town center.

Great little hotel especially if you want to stay close to Cortina but don't want to be in the middle of loads of people during the summer tourist season. Our room was nice, clean and had great mountain views-and very a large bathroom! Having an excellent restaurant with great food there as well was an added bonus. The staff was friendly and helpful and we were close to many hiking trails and sights. Would definitely recommend and will be going back.